> iOS is not a normal platform, it offers no backwards compatibility guarantees. Apple can add new restrictions or remove APIs at any time Oh, like macOS you m

> iOS is not a normal platform, it offers no backwards compatibility guarantees. Apple can add new restrictions or remove APIs at any time Oh, like macOS you mean? > Moreover it’s expensive to develop for iOS as you need a semi-recent Mac It seems to be possible to create an App Store app on an iPad using Swift Playgrounds: "And when you’re done, it’s easy to share your creations with friends, or even submit your app to App Store Connect."[1] [1] https://developer.apple.com/swift-playgrounds/ https://developer.apple.com/swift-playgrounds/